| In certain areas downtown, new-money soullessness increasingly rubs up against Old World charm — behemoth glass-and-steel condo high-rises along two-hundred-year-old cobblestoned streets. |
| There's a cynical thread running through this novel that isn't merely limited to the soullessness of its criminals. |
| Wasn't it soullessness that I must perceive in him for myself to be perceived here as other than a Pollyanna? |
| Anybody who spends time in a city doing anything other than going to work and coming home understands the soullessness of city life. |
| Stark, bleak, wintry urban landscapes convey the soullessness of Middle America's existence and family life. |
| Rock purists accuse electronic music of a number of sins, but none so much as the sin of soullessness. |
